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Out of the World Festival to debut as Malaysia's largest water & music festival

Artists like Dolla, Claudia Tan, Lost Spaces, and many more, will perform at the event from May 26-28 at Sepang International Circuit

Updated 3 years ago · Published on 11 May 2023 5:00PM

Out of the World Festival to debut as Malaysia's largest water & music festival
VIPs attend the launch of ‘Out of The World’ (OOTW); among them are Datuk Wira Dr Calvin Khiu, Co-Organizer of OOTW (3rd from L); Iskandar Mirza bin Mohd Yusof, Senior Director (Domestic & Events) of Tourism Malaysia (4th from L), Datuk Seri Dr KK Chai, Founder of KK Mart & President Of Kuala Lumpur Chinese Assembly Hall (KLCAH) (3rd from R); and Lens Chan, Chief Executive Officer of Genesis Entertainment (R). – Pic courtesy of Genesis Entertainment, May 11, 2023

COMBINING tourism, arts, culture, and entertainment all under one roof, Malaysians of every stripe can look forward to ‘Out of The World (OOTW)’ – Malaysia’s first and largest water & music festival that will take place from May 26 (Friday) to May 28 (Sunday) at the Sepang International Circuit.

Organised by Genesis Entertainment Sdn Bhd, the event falls under its initiative to bring fun to the world and catalyse the local tourism industry with affordable and attractive theme parks that will hopefully draw visitors from across the globe. 

Spanning over two acres of land (87,120 sq ft), OOTW will serenade festival-goers with performances from international and local artists such as Dolla, Insomniacks, Sherry Alyssa, Vgene, Mardiana, Claudia Tan, Resort, Chukiess & Whackboii, Nahsyk, Midnight Fusic, Lost Spaces, Ty:Del, Jovynn, Riesa Anne, Rexx Fong, Han Xiiao Aii韩晓嗳, Je, NYK. 

In addition to this, OOTW will feature a myriad of activities such as a three-story inflatable water theme park, a never-before-seen in Malaysia AI-projection mapping of water slides and pools, art installations, a food bazaar with various cuisines, an obstacle course, and much more, to bring visitors an all-rounded, immersive, fun, and cultural experience. 

Ticketing information is as follows:

– The Vibes, May 5, 2023

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